CN1183013A - Antenna switching circuit for radio telephone - Google Patents
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Abstract
Disclosed are various embodiments of circuitry for coupling first and second transceivers of a dual band radio telephone to integral and external antennas. The circuitry uses impedance matching lengths of transmission lines and switches arranged to provide a minimum insertion loss. Also disclosed is an embodiment for use with a single band radio telephone, such as a digital TDMA radio telephone that either transmits or receives at any given time. Also disclosed is an antenna switching arrangement for a dual band phone that eliminates a requirement for duplexers.
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The present invention relates generally to radio frequency (RF) circuit is connected to the method and apparatus of one or more antennas, and be particularly related to list and two waveband radio telephone---for example cell phone---circuit of middle use.
In the two waveband mobile phone, the bandwidth of operation of antenna brings the problem of a difficulty.For example, such mobile phone may certain period need be operated in 800MHz wave band (for example, simulation AMPS), and another section period is then at 1.9GHz wave band (for example, digital PCN).Best, two wave bands use an antenna.But because the huge difference of operating frequency, conventional two waveband mobile phone is generally each wave band independent receiver front end and independent transmitter power amplifier part is provided.
Fig. 1 illustrates such conventional structure of two waveband mobile phone.Individual antenna system 1 is connected to wave band 1 receiver front end and transmitter power amplifier module 2, and is connected to wave band 2 receiver front ends and transmitter power amplifier module 3.Module 2 and 3 all is connected to another public module 4 that comprises receiver intermediate-frequency circuit, frequency synthesizer, modulator, demodulator etc.What do not represent among Fig. 1 is the remainder of mobile phone, for example keyboard, display screen, user interface controller etc.
In some two waveband phones, for example comprise that the two waveband phone of digital TDMA part, TDMA transmitter and receiver part is connected to antenna 1 by duplexer filter 5, as shown in Figure 2.In this case, duplexer filter 5 is connected to the input of receiver amplifier 6, and the output of amplifier is connected to the band pass filter 7 and first intermediate frequency mixer 8, also is connected to the output of transmitter power amplifier 9 simultaneously.
Under normal conditions, required wave band switches the use mechanical relay or switch 10 is realized, as shown in Figure 3.In Fig. 3, each wave band of circuit shown in Figure 2 all has one, wave band 2 circuit apostrophe (') expression.At any given time, switch 10 is connected to antenna 1 with the transceiver circuit of wave band 1 or wave band 2.
But this method has two significant disadvantage at least.The first, the use of mechanical switch has its shortcoming, needs long big and heavy device switching time.In order to overcome this problem, mechanical switch can replace with electric switch, for example FET or PIN diode.But the use of electric switch has and will insert the shortcoming that the radio-frequency channel is introduced in loss significantly.Electric switch typically inserts loss in the 0.5dB magnitude.This inserts loss and must compensate by using higher transmitter power, does like this and has increased power consumption and reduced the battery life of mobile phone.In addition, if the action need duplex analog pattern in a wave band, antenna switching circuit must embody the linearity of height, to avoid the spurious response that transmitter signal is produced in the duplexer 10.And, because switch inserts the noise factor reduction that loss also makes receiver, so receiver sensitivity will suffer damage.
A benefit of method shown in Fig. 3 is that it provides the good isolation degree between band filter (be duplexer filter this moment, or duplexer, 5 and 5 '), makes two optimized performance on the wave band by this.But high insertion loss and required linearity may influence the benefit of this design, and its use is not expected a lot of application.
Also can be with reference to figure 4, it has illustrated when needs exterior antenna connector 1a, realizes the conventional method that antenna switches in the two waveband mobile phone.That is, antenna 1 can be the integrated or main antenna that provides as a mobile phone part, also provides antenna connector 1a to make that mobile phone is connected to second, exterior antenna.Except wave band shown in Fig. 31 and wave band 2 transceiver circuits, second duplexer 11 is connected with band switch 10, and provides suitable duplexer control line control antenna switch 10 and 11 state from mobile phone controller (not shown).Suppose that second switch 11 also is an electric switch, what can approve of is that total insertion loss may double than the configuration of Fig. 3.Power consumption and receiver sensitivity problem as described in Figure 3 above this has mixed at least again.
Fig. 9 has illustrated single band numeral (for example, the TDMA) conventional antenna/exterior antenna switching device shifter of mobile phone.First duplexer 10 is used as the transmission/receiving key of Receiver And Transmitter, and is connected to reception bandpass filter 5a and transmit band pass filter 5b.Second duplexer 11 is used for the switching between antenna 1 and the exterior antenna connector 1a.As the embodiment among Fig. 4, the remarkable shortcoming of this technology is because dual serial connects duplexer 10 and 11 the insertion loss to be doubled.
First purpose of the present invention provides an improved mobile phone that overcomes aforementioned and other problem.
Another object of the present invention provides single band and two waveband mobile phone is connected to the circuit embodiments of two antennas, and avoids owing to the insertion loss of using two series electrical switches to bring doubles.
Another object of the present invention provides the two waveband mobile phone is connected to two antennas, and does not need the commutation circuit embodiment of duplexer.
Overcome aforementioned and other problem and realize purpose of the present invention by antenna switching circuit according to the embodiment of the invention.
In the first embodiment of the present invention, provide to be used for a kind of wireless telephonic antenna switching circuit that comprises first transceiver that is operated in first frequency range and be operated in second transceiver of second frequency range.Radio telephone also comprises first antenna opening and second antenna opening.Antenna switching circuit comprises first pair of transmission line (L1 and L4), and each has a first node that is connected to the first transceiver I/O port.The Section Point of L1 switchably is connected to first antenna opening, and the Section Point of L4 switchably is connected to second antenna opening.Radio telephone also comprises second pair of transmission line (L2 and L3), and each has a first node that is connected to the second transceiver I/O port.The Section Point of L2 switchably is connected to first antenna opening, and the Section Point of L3 switchably is connected to second antenna opening.Realize such switching, make that the Section Point of L2 and L4 is all opened a way and the Section Point of L3 is connected to second antenna opening when the Section Point of L1 is connected to first antenna opening.When the Section Point of L2 was connected to first antenna opening, the Section Point of L1 and L3 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L4 is connected to second antenna opening.
Length of transmission line is as follows: for first frequency range L1=L4=λ/2; For second frequency range L2=L3=λ/2.
First frequency range can comprise the frequency of about 800MHz, and for example first transceiver can be used for duplexing FM analog signal, and second frequency range can comprise the frequency of about 1900MHz, and can be used for the TDMA phase modulated signal.
In another embodiment of the present invention, each has the first node that is connected to first antenna opening first pair of transmission line (L1 and L2), the Section Point of L1 switchably is connected to the I/O port of first transceiver, and the Section Point of L2 switchably is connected to the I/O node of second transceiver.Each has the first node that is connected to second antenna opening second pair of transmission line (L3 and L4), the Section Point of L3 switchably is connected to the I/O port of first transceiver, and the Section Point of L4 switchably is connected to the I/O node of second transceiver.In this embodiment, when the Section Point of L1 was connected to the I/O port of first transceiver, the Section Point of L2 and L3 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L4 is connected to the I/O port of second transceiver.When the Section Point of L2 was connected to the I/O port of second transceiver, the Section Point of L1 and L4 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L3 is connected to the I/O port of first transceiver.
Embodiment hereto, the length of transmission line is as follows: for first frequency range L2=L4=λ/2; For second frequency range L1=L3=λ/2, Kai Lu transmission line has the length of λ/2 for the frequency range in using like this.
Still according to this embodiment, the Section Point of L1 and the Section Point of L3 are connected to the I/O port of first transceiver by first switch, and the Section Point of the Section Point of L2 and L4 is connected to the I/O port of second transceiver by second switch.In this case, first switch will be elected as for the frequency in first frequency range and insert the loss minimum, and second switch is then elected as for the frequency in second frequency range and inserted the loss minimum.
Disclosed in yet another embodiment of the present invention and be used for a kind of antenna switching circuit of radio telephone that comprises that emission the time is operated in the transmitter of first frequency range and be operated in the receiver of second frequency range when receiving.This radio telephone also comprises first antenna opening and second antenna opening.Antenna switching circuit comprises that each has a pair of transmission line of first node and Section Point (L1 and L2) in this embodiment.The first node of L2 is connected to an input port of receiver, and the first node of L1 is connected to a delivery outlet of transmitter.What also comprise is first switch, and it has first switching state that the input port of receiver is connected to first antenna opening.First switch also has second switching state that the delivery outlet of transmitter is connected to first antenna opening by the Section Point of L1.In first switching state of first switch, the Section Point of L1 is opened a way.What also comprise is and the second switch of the first switch push-push operation that this switch has first switching state that the delivery outlet of transmitter is connected to second antenna opening.Second switch also has second switching state that the input port of receiver is connected to second antenna opening by the Section Point of L2.The Section Point of L2 is opened a way in first switching state of second switch.The switch of only connecting between antenna opening and receiver input in this embodiment or the transmitter output.The length of transmission line is as follows: for first frequency range (transmit frequency band) L1=λ/2; For second frequency range (reception frequency range) L2=λ/2.
Also disclose the antenna-switching device of a two waveband phone, it has removed the requirement to duplexer, make simultaneously in four switches single one for their desired functions (emission or receive) and frequency range optimization respectively.
Above-mentioned and other characteristic of the present invention can become more obvious in the detailed description to invention when the figure in conjunction with appended that is guaranteed reads, wherein:
Fig. 1 is the block diagram of the conventional two waveband mobile phone part of explanation;
Fig. 2 is connected to the conventional receiver front end of antenna and the rough schematic view of transmitter power amplifier by duplexer;
Fig. 3 comprises the rough schematic view of a conventional two waveband mobile phone part that is connected to two receiver front ends, transmitter power amplifier and duplexers of antenna by duplexer;
Fig. 4 has illustrated the conventional equipment that the circuit of Fig. 3 is connected to one of two antennas;
Fig. 5 has illustrated the first embodiment of the present invention of removing the duplexer of Fig. 4 by use with the single, double wave band antenna of two feeder lines;
Fig. 6 has illustrated that the impedance matching length of using transmission line is connected to duplexer a preferred embodiment of the present invention of two duplexers;
Fig. 7 has illustrated the presently preferred embodiment of the present invention of the impedance matching length of also using transmission line;
Fig. 8 has illustrated that the embodiment that can be used for Fig. 6 and 7 substitutes the custom circuit of wave band 2 (TDMA) duplexer;
Fig. 9 has illustrated the conventional equipment that is connected to one of two antennas in the single band mobile phone;
Be connected to the preferred embodiment of the present invention of one of two antennas in Figure 10 instruction book wave band mobile phone, this embodiment also uses the impedance matching length of transmission line;
Figure 11 a and 11b explanation receiving slot and transmission time slot use the antenna integrated switching device shifter that is used for than low-frequency range respectively;
Figure 12 a and 12b explanation receiving slot and transmission time slot use the switching device shifter than low-frequency range of being used for of exterior antenna respectively;
Figure 13 a and 13b explanation receiving slot and transmission time slot use the antenna integrated switching device shifter that is used for higher frequency band respectively;
Figure 14 a and 14b explanation receiving slot and transmission time slot use the switching device shifter that is used for higher frequency band of exterior antenna respectively;
Fig. 5 explanation is by using single, double wave band antenna 12 to remove the first embodiment of the invention of the duplexer among Fig. 3.Two feeder lines are arranged in the embodiment of Fig. 5, and each preferably has 50 ohmages.The first feeder line 12a is connected to the first module 12b of dual-band antenna 12 with wave band 1 (for example, 800MHz simulation) duplexer 5.The second feeder line 12c is connected to wave band 2 (for example, 1.9GHz TDMA) duplexer 5 ' the second unit 12d of dual-band antenna 12.Unit 12b and 12d are electrically optimized for the operation in the wave band separately, and can be placed in a public antenna base or the kernel and by the appropriate insulation material separately.The realization of antenna element 12b and 12d makes that the electrical isolation degree between them is enough high, can prevent the leakage (loading) between the antenna opening of two waveband radio frequency part.
This embodiment has removed owing to the insertion loss of using wave band or duplexer to produce, inserts the needs of loss but also removed with higher transmitting power compensation.In addition, because the realization of antenna band switch does not have machinery or electric delay, be well suited for needing between the wave band being used for the application of switching fast.And, do not need to produce or import an antenna switch-over control signal, therefore do not need to realize the additional printed circuit board space of antenna wave band handoff functionality, and because do not comprise that nonlinear device can not produce spurious response yet.And the high degree of isolation that can realize between the electric antenna, make and use conventional duplexer or band filter to become possibility in two antenna circuits on the wave band.And, owing to there is not switch to insert loss, can not reduce the noise factor of receiver, the sensitivity of receiver is improved.
Fig. 6 has illustrated the present invention preferred embodiment at present, and the length of its application transport line (L1-L4) is connected to two duplexers 14 and 16 with duplexer 5 and 5 '.The relevant problem of conventional method that the embodiment of Fig. 6 has therefore overcome and two different antennae that are connected to shown in Figure 4---for example antenna integrated 1 and exterior antenna connector 1a---.Although the embodiment of Fig. 6 has used two electric switches 14 and 16 (perhaps if desired, being mechanical switch), has only a switch in the radio frequency signal channels.Just because of this, inserting loss can not resemble and double the situation among Fig. 4.Antenna 1 is the antenna of two wave bands with the exterior antenna hypothesis that is connected to antenna connector 1a, and each has independent feeder line.If necessary, outside booster amplifier also can be connected to exterior antenna connector 1a.
When antenna 1 just in use, always be connected to exterior antenna connector 1a without the circuit of wave band.If exterior antenna connector 1a uses, do not use the circuit of wave band always to be connected to antenna 1 so.The antenna impedance of preferred two wave bands is 50 ohm.From duplexer filter 5 and 5 ' as follows to the length of transmission line L1-L4 duplexer 14 and 16:
L1=L4=λ/2 are for the frequency of wave band 1; And
L2=L3=λ/2 are for the frequency of wave band 2.
For example, the frequency of supposing wave band 1 is 800MHz and the frequency of wave band 2 is 1900MHz, and the length of L1 and L4 may approximately be 95mm so, and the length of L2 and L3 may approximately be 45mm.In presently preferred embodiment of the present invention, L1-L4 is the electric lead that is placed on the printed circuit board (PCB) dielectric substrate.Electric lead can be fabricated to sweep, and their total length can reduce to realize equivalent phase shift by using the lumped impedance element.According to these sizes, the open end of transmission line has reflected the high impedance at duplexer filter antenna opening P0 and P1 place.
As shown in Figure 6, use wave band 1 circuit with antenna 1 if desired, perhaps use wave band 2 circuit with exterior antenna connector 1a, line L2 and L4 open a way, signalling channel by switch 14 and 16 is to antenna 1 (passing through L1) for wave band 1 circuit, is to exterior antenna connector 1a (passing through L3) for wave band 2 circuit.If need conversely to use wave band 1 circuit with exterior antenna connector 1a, or use wave band 2 circuit with antenna 1, the movable contact that is actuated to two switches 14 and 16 of duplexer control line is put into lower position so.In this case, line L1 and L3 open a way, and are to antenna 1 (passing through L2) by the signalling channel of switch 14 and 16 for wave band 2 circuit, are to exterior antenna connector 1a (passing through L4) for wave band 1 circuit.
Fig. 7 has illustrated a presently preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it also uses the transmission line (L1-L4) of impedance matching length.But switch 14 and 16 is moved to and is placed between length of transmission line and duplexer 5 and 5 ' in Fig. 7.In addition, as shown, switch 14 and 16 operation are out of phase.
In the embodiment of Fig. 7, the length of transmission line L1-L4 is as follows between antenna opening and the switch:
L2=L4=λ/2 are for the frequency of wave band 1; And
L1=L3=λ/2 are for the frequency of wave band 2.
As shown in Figure 7, use wave band 1 circuit with antenna 1 if desired, perhaps use wave band 2 circuit with exterior antenna connector 1a, circuit L2 and L3 open a way, and be to antenna 1 (passing through L1) by the signalling channel of switch 14 and 16 for wave band 1 circuit, be to exterior antenna connector 1a (passing through L4) for wave band 2 circuit.Use wave band 1 circuit if need conversely with exterior antenna connector 1a, perhaps use wave band 2 circuit with antenna 1, the duplexer control line is actuated to movable contact with switch 14 and is put into lower position and the movable contact of switch 16 is put into the higher position so.In this case, line L1 and L4 open a way, and are to antenna 1 (passing through L2) by the signalling channel of switch 14 and 16 for wave band 2 circuit, are to exterior antenna connector 1a (passing through L3) for wave band 1 circuit.
It should be noted, in the embodiment of Fig. 7,14 frequencies that need to transmit wave band 1 signal of switch, and 16 frequencies that need to transmit wave band 2 signals of switch.For example, in the place of about 800MHz of wave band 1 frequency and the about 1900MHz of wave band 2 frequencies, what can approve of is respectively for they frequency range optimizations separately with switch 14 and 16.That is, select a single switch to have minimum insertion loss, may be higher loss at 1900MHz at 800MHz.Thereby the embodiment of Fig. 7 is used for their frequency ranges separately by two switches of separate provision has avoided this potential problem.Therefore, the embodiment of Fig. 7 is than the embodiment of Fig. 6 more preferably in a lot of the application.
Preferred embodiment is not limited only to only be applied in (AMPS/TDMA) two waveband mobile phone of FM/TDMA phase modulated at present, but also can be used for, for example, and AMPS/CDMA mobile phone, and AMPS/NAMPS/CDMA mobile phone.
In addition, with reference to Figure 10, notion of the present invention also is used for the single band mobile phone, for example in a frequency band, send sometime and another the time be engraved in the numeral that another frequency band receives (for example, TDMA) mobile phone.In Figure 10, compare and only use a control signal, and the length of transmission line L1 and L2 is connected as figure with the embodiment of Fig. 9.When antenna integrated 1 operates, duplexer 10 and the operation of 11 homophases will antenna integrated 1 when receiving be connected to receiver 6 (shown in position) by switch 10, are connected to transmitter 9 by switch 10 and L1 with antenna integrated 1 when transmission.Untapped transmitter is connected to exterior antenna coupler 1a by switch 11 during reception, and untapped receiver is connected to exterior antenna coupler 1a by switch 11 and L2 during transmission.The polarity inversion of control signal when operating with exterior antenna, receiver in the use or transmitter are connected to exterior antenna coupler 1a, and untapped receiver or transmitter are connected to antenna integrated 1.Under any situation, in reception that activates antenna or sendaisle, have only an electric switch, therefore insert loss and approximately be half that insert loss among Fig. 9 embodiment.
Transmission line L1 that begins from filter 5a and 5b among Figure 10 embodiment and the length of L2 are as follows:
For sending frequency range, L1=λ/2; And
For receiving frequency range, L2=λ/2.
As shown in Figure 8, for example, are situations of TDMA wave band for wave band 2, duplexer 5 ' can use TR switch 18, receiving filter 20 and transmitting filter 22 to substitute.TR switch 18 is by the TX/RX signal controlling, switch is set to receiver front end or transmitter power amplifier output are connected to node P1.Such device is known in the prior art, and can be used for substituting the conventional duplexer filter in the TDMA mobile phone.Owing to the filtering requirements of TX and RX band filter is not resembled in the simulation model mobile phone strictness in the TDMA mobile phone, so can realize enough performance standards with this device.The duplexer filter 5 ' of this circuit in can alternate figures 3,4,5,6 and 7.If wave band 1 also only is the TDMA wave band, the duplexer filter 5 among the then above-mentioned figure also can substitute with this circuit.
With reference now to Figure 11 a, 11b, 12a, 12b, 13a, 13b, 14a and 14b,, so that explanation according to another embodiment of the invention, based on the preferred antenna commutation circuit of the dual band digital cellular telephone of TDMA.It should be noted that same notion also can be used for the single band mobile phone, although advantage is not so big.
Term below in Figure 11-14, using: LRx=low band receiver; LTx=low band transmitter; HTX=high band receiver; HTX=high band transmitter.
According to this aspect of this invention, there are four (in the single band phone two) solid-state radio-frequency (RF) switch.The connection of switch makes to have only a switch between selected Antenna+Transmitter or the receiver.Therefore this embodiment of this invention has cancelled the use of duplexer filter, and it is very low to insert loss.Reduce and insert loss can provide total air time of mobile phone before battery need charge increase.
Synchronously control switch has only transmitter to be connected to selected antenna so that have only receiver to be connected to selected antenna at the RX time slot at the TX time slot.(free time) all other circuit disconnect from antenna when not in use.
The switch of opening mates, and makes that they are high resistant from activating the channel passage.For example, can between circuit, use and have n
*The transmission line (as little band) of λ/2 (λ=this line medium wavelength) length is realized (seeing Figure 11 a and 11b).If the distance between the switch is very short, for example, if they are integrated in the same integrated circuit encapsulation, transmission line just can remove.Switch can be shared some IC pins in this case.
This embodiment of this invention is that the system such than the multiple of low-band frequency is useful to the higher band frequency especially, for example GSM (900MHz) and PCN (1800MHz).For example, the PCN frequency range approximately is the twice of GSM frequency range, therefore can use PCN to have L=2
*The transmission line of λ/2 length, to GSM, L=1
*λ/2.
Because the signal that has only emission or receive is by any one switch, switch can be optimized to optimum performance.For example, transmit button can be selected at high power operation, and receiving key can be selected from low noise and small size.In addition, because height and low band all have and they relevant unshared switches own, the insertion loss and the bandwidth of switch can minimize.
Figure 11-14 explanation, when (integrated) antenna that uses mobile phone itself or exterior antenna reception or transmission, two all possible position of the switch of wave band.The hypothesis switch separates certain distance in Figure 11 a and 11b, and this just need use above-mentioned transmission line (being designated as L1-L8) to each switch.Hypothesis low band switch is very close each other in Figure 12-14, and band-high switch each other also very close to.In this case, transmission line L1 and L2 only are between low and the band-high switch.The dual-band antenna that has two independent antennas or a combination in the mobile phone.
Guarantee that in the switching device shifter shown in Figure 11-14 (for example when using car antenna) the antenna integrated of mobile phone is cut off when using exterior antenna, so that reduce the wastage and undesirable radiation.In addition, this opens so that reduce the insertion loss transmitter from antenna in receiving course, and receiver is served from the antenna disconnection so that reduction insertion loss also is better simply input filter in emission process.In addition, the embodiment that should note Figure 11-14 has cancelled the needs to conventional duplexer filter, has also cancelled the switch of any series connection and intrinsic higher insertion loss thereof.Therefore this embodiment of this invention provides low insertion loss and not too complicated antenna coupler for digital two waveband phone.As pointed among several other embodiment top and of the present invention, single switch can be optimized for receiving or sending in their frequency ranges separately.
When this invention was represented especially at its preferred embodiment and described, one of ordinary skill in the art should be appreciated that can make the change of form and details therein, and does not deviate from this scope of invention and spirit.
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1. be used for a kind of wireless telephonic antenna switching circuit that comprises first transceiver that is operated in first frequency range and be operated in second transceiver of second frequency range, radio telephone also comprises first antenna opening and second antenna opening.Described antenna switching circuit comprises:
First pair of transmission line (L1 and L4), each has a first node that is connected to the described first transceiver I/O port, the Section Point of L1 switchably is connected to described first antenna opening, and the Section Point of L4 switchably is connected to described second antenna opening; And,
Second pair of transmission line (L2 and L3), each has a first node that is connected to the described second transceiver I/O port, the Section Point of L2 switchably is connected to described first antenna opening, and the Section Point of L3 switchably is connected to described second antenna opening; Wherein:
When the Section Point of L1 was connected to described first antenna opening, the Section Point of L2 and L4 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L3 is connected to described second antenna opening; And it is characterized in that
When the Section Point of L2 was connected to described first antenna opening, the Section Point of L1 and L3 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L4 is connected to described second antenna opening.
2. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, the length of described transmission line is as follows:
For first frequency range L1=L4=λ/2; And
For second frequency range L2=L3=λ/2.
3. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, it is characterized in that first frequency range comprises the frequency of about 800MHz, wherein, second frequency range comprises the frequency of about 1900MHz.
4. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, first antenna opening is connected to antenna integrated, and it is characterized in that, described second antenna opening is used to be connected to exterior antenna.
5. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, described first transceiver sends and receives duplexing frequency modulation (FM) radiofrequency signal, and described second transceiver sends and receive the radiofrequency signal of time-division, multiple access (TDMA) phase modulated.
6. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, described first and the antenna impedance of described second transceiver all be about 50 ohm.
7. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, the described I/O port of described first transceiver is connected to first duplexer, and wherein, the described I/O port of described second transceiver is connected to second duplexer.
8. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 1, wherein, the described I/O port of described first transceiver is connected to a duplexer, and wherein, the described I/O port of described second transceiver is connected to a transmission/receiving key.
9. be used for a kind of wireless telephonic antenna switching circuit that comprises first transceiver that is operated in first frequency range and be operated in second transceiver of second frequency range, radio telephone also comprises first antenna opening and second antenna opening.Described antenna switching circuit comprises:
Each has the first node that is connected to described first antenna opening first pair of transmission line (L1 and L2), the Section Point of L1 switchably is connected to the I/O port of described first transceiver, and the Section Point of L2 switchably is connected to the I/O node of described second transceiver; And
Each has the first node that is connected to described second antenna opening second pair of transmission line (L3 and L4), the Section Point of L3 switchably is connected to the described I/O port of described first transceiver, and the Section Point of L4 switchably is connected to the described I/O node of described second transceiver; It is characterized in that
When the Section Point of L1 was connected to the described I/O port of described first transceiver, the Section Point of L2 and L3 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L4 is connected to the described I/O port of described second transceiver; Wherein
When the Section Point of L2 was connected to the described I/O port of described second transceiver, the Section Point of L1 and L4 was all opened a way and the Section Point of L3 is connected to the described I/O port of described first transceiver.
10. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, the length of described transmission line is as follows:
For first frequency range L2=L4=λ/2; And
For second frequency range L1=L3=λ/2.
11. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, first frequency range comprises the frequency of about 800MHz, wherein, second frequency range comprises the frequency of about 1900MHz.
12. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, first antenna opening is connected to antenna integrated, wherein, described second antenna opening is used to be connected to exterior antenna.
13. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, described first transceiver sends and receives duplexing frequency modulation (FM) radiofrequency signal, wherein, described second transceiver sends and receives the radiofrequency signal of time-division, multiple access (TDMA) phase modulated.
14. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, described first and the antenna impedance of described second transceiver all be about 50 ohm.
15. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, the described I/O port of described first transceiver is connected to first duplexer, wherein, the described I/O port of described second transceiver is connected to second duplexer.
16. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 9, wherein, the described I/O port of described first transceiver is connected to a duplexer, wherein, the described I/O port of described second transceiver is connected to a transmission/receiving key.
17. antenna switching circuit according to claim 9, wherein, the described Section Point of L1 and the described Section Point of L3 are connected to the described I/O port of described first transceiver by first switch, wherein, the described Section Point of L2 and the described Section Point of L4 are connected to the described I/O port of described second transceiver by second switch, wherein, described first switch will be elected as for the frequency in described first frequency range and insert the loss minimum, wherein, described second switch will be elected as for the frequency in described second frequency range and insert the loss minimum.
18. be used for a kind of antenna switching circuit of radio telephone that comprises that emission the time is operated in the transmitter of first frequency range and be operated in the receiver of second frequency range when receiving, this radio telephone also comprises first antenna opening and second antenna opening, and described antenna switching circuit comprises:
Each has a pair of transmission line (L1 and L2) of first node and Section Point, and the first node of L2 is connected to an input port of described receiver, and the first node of L1 is connected to a delivery outlet of described transmitter;
First switch, has first switching state that the described input port of described receiver is connected to first antenna opening, first switch also has second switching state that the described delivery outlet of described transmitter is connected to first antenna opening by second pattern of L1, wherein, in first switching state of first switch, the Section Point of L1 is opened a way; And
Second switch with the first switch push-push operation, and has first switching state that the described delivery outlet of described transmitter is connected to second antenna opening, described second switch also has second switching state that the described input port of described receiver is connected to second antenna opening by the Section Point of L2, wherein, in first switching state of second switch, the Section Point of L2 is opened a way.
19. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 18, wherein, described length of transmission line is as follows:
For first frequency range L1=λ/2; And
For second frequency range L2=λ/2.
20. the antenna switching circuit according to claim 18 is characterized in that, first antenna opening is connected to antenna integrated, and wherein, described second antenna opening is used to be connected to exterior antenna.
21. be used for the wireless telephonic antenna switching circuit of two waveband, comprise:
One first transmitter and one first receiver are operated in first frequency range when sending and receive;
One second transmitter and second receiver are operated in second frequency range when sending and receive;
One first antenna opening;
One second antenna opening;
A pair of transmission line (L1 and L2), each has first node and Section Point, and wherein, the described Section Point that the described Section Point of L1 is connected to described first antenna opening and L2 is connected to described second antenna opening;
First switch, have first switching state that the input port of described first receiver is connected to described first antenna opening, first switch has also that described input port with described first receiver is connected to the described first node of L2 and by second switching state of L2 to described second antenna opening;
Second switch, have first switching state that the delivery outlet of described first transmitter is connected to described first antenna opening, second switch has also that described delivery outlet with described first transmitter is connected to the described first node of L2 and by second switching state of L2 to described second antenna opening;
The 3rd switch, have that input port with described second receiver is connected to the described first node of L1 and by first switching state of L1 to described first antenna opening, described the 3rd switch also has second switching state that the described input port of described second receiver is connected to described second antenna opening; And
The 4th switch, have that delivery outlet with described second transmitter is connected to the described first node of L1 and by first switching state of L1 to described first antenna opening, described the 4th switch also has second switching state that the described delivery outlet of described second transmitter is connected to described second antenna opening; Wherein
The described first, second, third and the 4th switch is controlled as in any described wireless telephonic operating process of given time, three of being in described first or second switching state in the described switch, all the other one then is in the opposite switching state in the described switch.
22. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 21, wherein, described first frequency range approximately is the twice of second frequency range.
23. according to the antenna switching circuit of claim 21, wherein, the length of L1 and L2 is as follows:
For first frequency range L1=L2=λ/2; And
For the second frequency range L1=L2=2 (λ/2).
24. be used for the wireless telephonic antenna switching circuit of two waveband, comprise:
One first transmitter and one first receiver, first frequency range of when sending and receive, working;
One second transmitter and second receiver are operated in second frequency range when sending and receive;
One first antenna opening;
One second antenna opening;
Eight transmission lines (L1-L8), each has first node and Section Point, it is characterized in that, and the described Section Point that the described Section Point of L1, L3, L5 and L7 is connected to described first antenna opening and L2, L4, L6 and L8 is connected to described second antenna opening;
First switch, have that input port with described first receiver is connected to the described first node of L1 and by first switching state of L1 to described first antenna opening, first switch has also that described input port with described first receiver is connected to the described first node of L2 and by second switching state of L2 to described second antenna opening
Second switch, have that delivery outlet with described first transmitter is connected to the described first node of L3 and by first switching state of L3 to described first antenna opening, second switch has also that described delivery outlet with described first transmitter is connected to the described first node of L4 and by second switching state of L4 to described second antenna opening;
The 3rd switch, have that input port with described second receiver is connected to the described first node of L5 and by first switching state of L5 to described first antenna opening, described the 3rd switch has also that described input port with described second receiver is connected to the described first node of L6 and by second switching state of L6 to described second antenna opening; And
The 4th switch, have that delivery outlet with described second transmitter is connected to the described first node of L7 and by first switching state of L7 to described first antenna opening, described the 4th switch has also that described delivery outlet with described second transmitter is connected to the described first node of L8 and by second switching state of L8 to described second antenna opening; Wherein
The described first, second, third and the 4th switch is controlled as in any described wireless telephonic operating process of given time, three of being in described first or second switching state in the described switch, all the other one then is in the opposite switching state.
25. the antenna switching circuit according to claim 24 is characterized in that, the length of L1-L8 is as follows:
For second frequency range L1-L4=λ/2; And
For first frequency range L5-L8=λ/2.
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